Glock trigger mechanism - corn cob tumbler

[MikeGrad]

has anyone ever tried to clean their trigger module in a corn cob tumbler? I have a friend who puts revolver parts in it and says it works great, and wants to do the same with his glock. I'm curious if this is going to work or just gun everything up.

 

[gqllc007]

Why would you do that? I am a Glock armorer and nothing is as simple as taking apart or cleaning a Glock

 

[Deplorable Me]

Cleaning a firearm should be like good foreplay, machines not necessary, all you need is skilled hands. You're supposed to enjoy it, which explains why liberals hate guns.

 

[MikeGrad]

I'm not saying I want to. Just wondered if anyone has tried it. Trying to save my friend from ruining his gun if that's the case.

 

[gqllc007]

There is less than ZERO reasons to do this...ZERO

 

[freddy]

Usually I disassemble the pistol, place the loose parts in a pair of my wife's pantyhose, hold on to end, then dunk and flush in toilet, pull out parts and GTG.

 

[togmaster]

Usually I disassemble the pistol, place the loose parts in a pair of my wife's pantyhose, hold on to end, then dunk and flush in toilet, pull out parts and GTG.

Be careful I lost a 1911 firing pin like this when I mistakenly used a pair of my wife's fishnet stockings.

 

[MikeGrad]

ok, ok. i get it..

What about ultrasonic cleaning?

 

[togmaster]

ok, ok. i get it..

What about ultrasonic cleaning?

Nothing wrong with that for a thorough cleaning.